Ahna O'Reilly

Ahna Was an American actress best known as the star of Tate Taylor's The Help. Recent roles are an appearance in the Sony adaptation of Where the Crawdads Sing. Bombshell, The Friend and Jobs are also in her credits on film. Ahna has also appeared on television shows such as The Morning Show and Kingdom. On the New York stage, Ahna appeared alongside Steven Pasquale in The Roundabout Theater Company's production The RObber Bridgegroom with the direction of Alex Timbers. The show received rave reviews and was selected as a Lortel Award nominee for best revival. The Help is based off Kathryn Stockett's bestseller that has the same title. It's a period film that takes place in Jackson, Mississippi during the 1960s. The film premiered to favorable reviews, then became a box-office hit with a global gross of It as well as winning a variety of award categories, such as the National Board of Review Award, Screen Actors Guild Award as well as the Satellite Award. O'Reilly was in the film with Ashton Kutcher, Josh Gad and other actors in Jobs (2013) which is a film about Steve Jobs the technology pioneer. Ahna Ahna Ahna

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